For example, replying to the above sentence with s/Text/Message would replace "Text" with "Message", but keep everything else the same.
If you want to make your match case insensitive, simply add /i to the end. So s/text/Message would not match the "Text" above (because the case of the letter "t" does not match), but s/text/Message/i would match anyway.
To auto-delete evidence of your switch, simply add /d to the end. For example s/text/Message/d. You can also combine this with case insensitive matching: s/text/Message/di.
Auto-deletion will only work if CalsiBot is an admin, and has permission to delete messages.
Sometimes it's easy to accidentally put an extra slash at the start, like/s/Text/Message - don't worry, that is supported too :)
Updated: - Over 30 new phrases for novelty commands like /slap, /kms, etc. - pat is now an alias for headpat - 🤤 can now also be used for the "knees command", alongside 😏
Check the first ever post here if you're wondering what that is. 😌
For example, replying to the above sentence with s/Text/Message would replace "Text" with "Message", but keep everything else the same.
If you want to make your match case insensitive, simply add /i to the end. So s/text/Message would not match the "Text" above (because the case of the letter "t" does not match), but s/text/Message/i would match anyway.
To auto-delete evidence of your switch, simply add /d to the end. For example s/text/Message/d. You can also combine this with case insensitive matching: s/text/Message/di.
Auto-deletion will only work if CalsiBot is an admin, and has permission to delete messages.
Sometimes it's easy to accidentally put an extra slash at the start, like/s/Text/Message - don't worry, that is supported too :)
Updated: - Over 30 new phrases for novelty commands like /slap, /kms, etc. - pat is now an alias for headpat - 🤤 can now also be used for the "knees command", alongside 😏
Check the first ever post here if you're wondering what that is. 😌
BY Calsi Bot Dev
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